Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’ve been using this headset for 6 months now. It’s primarily used for conference calls and has good audio quality. The microphone picks up my voice clearly and does a great job of minimizing background noise. My only complaint is that the headset feels tight on my head. After a long day of calls, I have some discomfort on my head and ears, but in general I’m happy with this purchase.

Tried this and a Jabra Evolve. Jabra beats it, but not a bad option.

The best headphones! They are not tight on your ears. The clarity in sound is great and very easy to use.

I purchased the headset for work and I love it. It's very comfortable and the battery life is good.

Great noise cancellation. Sounds great. Mic is a huge upgrade. Wireless and wired charging options are appreciated.

The mute keeps activating even with the speaker pulled down. It’s super embarrassing during meetings to keep fiddling with the microphone handle moving it up and down asking “can you hear me?” I purchased this just a few months ago so it’s past the return date. Also, the headset will slide down and off my head when I bend over to pick up something. The ear pads hurt the outer edges of my ears if I’m wearing them over an hour.

great sound, light weight for their size, noise cancel is a plus especially when riding in a vehicle

Comfortable, great sound quality, and doggle makes it easy to connect my Logitech mouse and keyboard.

If you are looking for a great head set this is the one for you!

Amazing product little pricey but does the job perfectly.

Great range and quality. Perfect for working at home.

Works great! Very comfortable and light weight! Sound quality is excellent.

Super quality. Would definitely buy again. Comfortable

I use this at my job helps with background sounds. Love it!!!

Great for work, easy to setup, durable battery, nice sound

Excellent Headphones! Very versatile and user friendly!

I received this product in exchange for my fair and unbiased review. Also, at the time of this review, Logi Tune for iOS (and probably Android as well, but I didn't test that) is not compatible with this headset, but Logi Tune for Windows is; however, this did not affect scoring as Logitech informed me the Tune app would be updated to support this headset when I reached out to them. TL;DR - The Logitech Zone 900 wireless headset excels as a communication headset. It's comfortable to wear for extended periods. The mic is clear. The active noise cancelling is able to drown out a lot of background noise, though it doesn't totally silence everything. Audio quality for phone calls and teleconferencing apps is great, but is merely okay for music, movies, and gaming due to bass extension and clipping issues. The battery life is terrific - it'll make it through a full workday with ease. The Qi charging capability of the headset is awesome, as is the USB-C charge port (though, for the price, Logitech should have included both a USB-A to C and a USB-C to C charge cable in the package). Integration with Logitech's Unifying ecosystem is great - if you already have Logitech Unifying keyboards, mice, and other devices, they can integrate with the dongle that comes with this headset. Overall, I highly recommend this for teleworkers who spend a lot of their day on the phone or on Zoom/Teams/WebEx conferences. ----------------------------------------------------------- Unboxing and initial impressions: The Zone 900 is packaged nicely in a slip-off cardboard box (note that the seals are on the bottom of the box). Inside the packaging, you'll find the Zone 900 headset, the Unifying Audio dongle, a USB-C to A adapter, a USB-A to C cable, a storage sack, and warranty literature. Pictogram instructions are printed on the inner box's inside. The headset is nicely made. The headband is metal, covered in plastic across the top, the slide adjustments are incredibly smooth. The headband itself has a rubber-like material for padding between it and your head. The the drivers are enclosed in plastic that feels really nice and soft leatherette flat pads that are extremely pliable and soft. The wires running from the drivers through the headband are covered in a paracord-like material, much like the cable of a good gaming mouse is. A USB-C port is on the left cup, as is the rotatable microphone. The buttons feel solid and are easy to find without looking. Setup for the computer is simple. You attach the Unifying Audio dongle to your computer in either an open USB-A port or with the included USB-C to A adapter, power the headset on, and you're ready to go. You can download the optional Logi Tune software for Windows if you want additional control over headset functionality, including controlling what buttons do and EQ settings. Setup for a phone is every bit as easy. You put the headset into pairing mode by holding the power button, then connect it using your phone's Bluetooth settings. In the future, the Logi Tune app will allow you to change EQ settings and other features from your phone. ----------------------------------------------------------- Usage: Charging is easy. You either connect the USB--C cable or you place the headset on its right earcup on a Qi-compatible charging pad. The rotatable mic works as a mute switch. This is super handy for those moments when you don't want someone listening in on you mumbling while you're on the phone. You also get the mute switch on the mic itself if you don't want to rotate it for mute. You can press the button on the left ear cup to answer calls. The volume buttons are on top and bottom of it, and are shaped in such a way that you can tell what they are by feel. It's all-day comfortable. The headband doesn't put too much pressure on top of your head and doesn't squeeze too hard against your ears. It does squeeze hard enough that the headset isn't going anywhere, however, unless you're going for a run or headbanging. You can use the headset with two devices simultaneously, but there's one caveat to this - one device needs to be connected with the Unifying Audio dongle. This means that your computer - Windows or Mac - will transfer audio using the dongle while your phone or tablet will transfer audio over Bluetooth. You can connect two devices over Bluetooth simultaneously, but I couldn't get audio out of both devices at the same time this way. Audio quality is both great and could be better, depending on what you're doing. For calls, listening to podcasts and audiobooks, and anything without a lot of bass extension, it's fine. In fact, these have been my favorite headphones for listening to podcasts out of everything I've used. However, anything with serious bass extension will have some clipping and distortion on the low end. Games with lots of explosions, hip-hop, modern country, modern hard rock, and pop, and movies with explosive scenes all caused clipping at higher volume levels. Adjusting your EQ to cut the bass helps. In fact, this is the only problem I've had with this headset. One nice feature in the Desktop software is it'll help you pair other Unifying devices to the Unifying Audio dongle. ----------------------------------------------------------- Closing: The Logitech Zone 900 is a great headset for what it's meant for and is almost the perfect headset for everything. With a little improvement to bass response, this headset could be perfect for everything. Also, being able to run two Bluetooth devices at once would be handy for road warriors. Otherwise, this is worth the price if you spend all day on the phone at work.

I'm a big Logitech fan but this wasn't a homerun. I'm not a fan of on ear headphones/headsets and this doesn't change my mine. It is also not the most affordable either. This is average at best for any category.

Excellent headset. Extremely satisfied with my purchase

Headset quality is great. I like that I can have this hooked up to my computer via the dongle and my phone via Bluetooth at the same time. Sound quality is very good. Only negative thing I would say is that they heat up your ears.